Many of us have seen this behavior before, a dog guards the bed when they jump on it and won’t let you join, or a dog who growls and snaps when you tell him to get off of the couch. One way you can work on preventing this issue is by teaching your dog placement cues. Basically you’re teaching the dog how to move his body from one location to the other through positive reinforcement helping him to develop a conditioned habit so he never feels threatened when you enter his space. -it almost become

Physically holding your dog back increases frustration, which increases your issues. Let’s talk about it. positioning is so important. It’s obvious that dogs don’t speak English, but their primary language is of the body. Everything about the way we open the door when we’re trying to talk to somebody on the other side tells the dog to get stressed. A lot of this comes back to the fact that we’re probably not training our dog enough around the front door on a day-to-day basis, without the guest b

Having a dog stay in a stationary position on an object like a dog bed, oftentimes called "place," is such a valuable part of obedience to have. It can be used for nervous dogs, excited dogs, anxious dogs, when guests come over, at a restaurant or coffee shop, during dinner, when a baby becomes mobile, and so many other beneficial ways. It's a very simple thing overall. A dog is directed to stay on their bed and stay there until the human invites them off. Simple? Yes. Easy for many? No. Why? Be

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